Genicom 3400e Manual De Usuario
Chapter 2— Operating the Printer
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EasyCoder 3400e Bar Code Label Printer User’s Manual
Thermal Transfer Media and Ribbon Sensitivity Settings
Approximate
Sensitivity
Numbers
Sensitivity
Numbers
Sensitivity
Setting
Direct Thermal Media
Maximum
Recommended
Print Speed
Recommended
Print Speed
500 Series
Medium
Sensitivity (Paper)
Medium
Sensitivity (Paper)
567
Duratran II-1/Premium - 7
8
565
European
Premium
Paper/Premium
4
563
Duratran
II-1/Premium
7
533
European
Tag/Premium
6
527
Duratran II Tag - 7
mil/Premium - 7
mil/Premium - 7
6
513
European
Coated/Premium
6
300 Series Low
Sensitivity
(Plastic)
Sensitivity
(Plastic)
369
Super Premium Poly./Super
Premium - 3
Premium - 3
5
366
Super Premium Poly./Super
Premium - 7
Premium - 7
5
200 Series Low
Sensitivity
(Kapton)
Sensitivity
(Kapton)
238 Gloss
Polyimide
(Kapton)/Gloss Super
Premium
Premium
3
236 Gloss
Polyimide
(Kapton)/Super Premium-7
3
226
Matte
Polyimide
(Kapton)/Super Premium-7
3
222
Matte
Polyimide
(Kapton)/Matte Super
Premium
Premium
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Communicating With the Printer
You are now ready to print labels by downloading data from the host to
the printer. Downloading is the universal term used to describe the transfer
of information from the host to any connected peripheral device, such as
your printer. When you transfer data from your printer to the PC or host,
you are performing a process called uploading.
the printer. Downloading is the universal term used to describe the transfer
of information from the host to any connected peripheral device, such as
your printer. When you transfer data from your printer to the PC or host,
you are performing a process called uploading.
You can use several methods to download information in your data
collection system. The next sections describe different ways to
communicate with the printer.
collection system. The next sections describe different ways to
communicate with the printer.